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GS4000 Quick Start Guide, Revision 3
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Input a device name, VLAN information and an IP address of VLAN according to the following procedures.
( config )#
system name GS1
…
Input a device name.
!GS1( config )#
vlan 100
…
Define VLAN ID 100. (Allocate the VLAN ID 100 to VLAN100 in
Figure 5-2.)
Specify NIF No.
Specify the port No.
[vlan 100]
!GS1( config )# untagged-port 0/0-3
…
Allocate the interface ports 0/0 through 0/3 to
VLAN100 as untagged ports.
[vlan 100]
!GS1( config )#
router-interface VLAN100 …
Define
“
VLAN100
”
as a name of the interface using the
layer3 function.
[vlan 100]
!GS1( config )#
ip 192.168.1.1/24
…
Set an IP address for VLAN100.
[vlan 100]
!GS1( config )#
exit
!GS1(
config )#
vlan 200 …
Define VLAN ID 200. (Allocate the VLAN ID 200 to VLAN200 in
Figure 5-2.)
[vlan 200]
!GS1( config )#
untagged-port 0/4
…
Allocate the interface port 0/4 to VLAN200.
[vlan 200]
!GS1( config )# router-interface VLAN200
…
Define
“
VLAN200
”
as a name of the interface using the layer3
function.
[vlan 200]
!GS1( config )# ip 192.168.2.1/24
…
Set an IP address for VLAN200.
[vlan 200]
!GS1( config )#
exit
!GS1( config )#
rip yes …
Set RIP.
[rip]
!!GS1(config)#
interface VLAN100
…
Specify
“
VLAN100
”
for an interface working as RIP.
[rip interface VLAN100]
!!GS1(config)#
exit
[rip]
!!GS1(config)#
interface VLAN200
…
Specify
“
VLAN200
”
for an interface working as RIP.
[rip interface VLAN200]
!!GS1(
config )#
exit
[rip]
!!GS1(config)#
exit
!!GS1(config)#
apply
!GS1(config)#
NOTE The mark “!” will be shown at the beginning of a prompt if you change configuration information.
However, you can delete this mark by saving configuration information you changed. Likely, the
mark “!!” will be shown at the beginning of a prompt if you input the command which does not
need to be applied for operations immediately. In such a case, you can apply your settings for
operations immediately by inputting the “apply” command, after wich the mark “!!” will be
changed to “!”.
Case 2: Information setting in the configuration given in Example 2